Recent content by ghost02

You and I are going to be in the same boat then! I was going for the RN track via Hutchinson but honestly all the classes I was taking for it pigeon holed me for just that school. I’d rather have a bachelors and keep flying. Maybe we’ll be in some of the same classes, who knows.

How is ascent compared to IA and Flightbridge? I’m hoping it’s a middle ground between IA meds questionable medicine and flightbridges “in the weeds” for newer providers. @VentMonkey

It looks good as far as I can see. Wonder where the old one is going to go. Maybe skylife needs two?

It is bittersweet, but there is a lot to be said for being a part of the big company for a change. One of the few times the grass is greener. Much better program than others but that’s all I’m going to say on that.

Sad to see it go, but I’m sure you’ll all enjoy AMC. There are definitely worse flight companies to be at.

I wish I had actual, hard, service wide numbers but unfortunately I do not, so anecdote will have to do. When I was working on an ambulance as the only medic on scene, I was 50% first pass DL with a bougie. I did not have very good training or understanding on the preparation or skill of...

As dogmatic and regulatory driven as the state is, I wouldn't necessarily say its a bad thing. For the average single service single county medic, most of the counties do a good job of ensuring that the medics working the area are very familiar with it, as well as what the particular county MD...

Nice and quick!

Did you do the fingerprint card as well?

Aha of course you decide to go to the dreaded New Mexico. Go to Blakes Lottaburger, surprisingly good regional fast food. They were pretty easy to deal with and the temporary lasts a while. Testing in Santa Fe and Roswell I believe.

Hence my question, if the fbo doesn't have a car we normally take a uber or lyft but that makes me incredibly uncomfortable with so much equipment. Same for the driver. I was curious how much a return trip would be and if it can be reimbursed.

How would a return trip for a specialty crew be billed? For example a flight crew drops a patient off and needs a return trip without a patient, just crew and supplies?

So then it doesn't really do anything of significance. Thank you for seeing and highlighting that, its not a clear read.

emscompact.gov Does anyone know much about this? The way it reads is identical to the Nurses License Compact where if you licensed in one compact state then you are licensed in all the others without needed to apply for reciprocity in those states. I might be misunderstanding it though, but it...

Just have to respond to say that made me laugh.